On Monday Mark and I headed into the heart of Augusta to experience the Master's Golf Tournament at Augusta National. I can honestly say that I am not a huge golf fan, but as we drew closer to the grounds I got more and more excited about the prospect of being on the course. There, undoubtedly, is a massive amount of traditional and notoriety when it comes to this tournament. It has been ranked 1st in the "sporting events you need to go see" world....and after attending on Monday I totally understand why! The people were wonderful, the food was awesome, the grounds were breathtaking, and everything was perfect. Though you are in the heart of old Augusta (in the not so good part of town) you feel that you are miles from everywhere...and that was so special.
It was a windy day, and quite cool, but it was partially cloudy and perfect for taking photos. During the first few days of the tournament (the practice rounds) patrons are allowed to bring their cameras on site. On Thursday through Sunday (the actual tournament days) you are NOT allowed to bring cameras on site. So here are some photos from our journey. Needless to say I have never experienced such a beautiful place in my whole life. I could have stayed there all day just to soak in the sites.
Mark and Jenny by the 13th hole.
Mark looking all "cool".
We got to watch Tiger Woods tee off on the 11th hole. He was all business. I don't think he even noticed everyone gathering around him. And yes, he is just as impressive in real life as he is on TV. 
The Dogwood. 
The 12th hole of Amen Corner fame.
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